Anthropology Sexuality

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Flashcards covering key concepts related to sexuality, cultural norms, and identity from lecture notes.

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Sexuality

The complex range of desires, beliefs, and behaviors related to erotic physical contact, and the cultural discussions about what is considered right and natural.

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Invention of Heterosexuality

The concept that heterosexuality, as understood in the U.S., is a recent construct, reinforced by sexologists who studied sexual lives, showing that sexuality does not fit into simple categories.

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White Weddings

A cultural phenomenon in the U.S. where elaborate and expensive weddings promote the ideal of heterosexuality, entwined with issues of class and race.

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Lesbian and Gay Commitment Ceremonies

Ceremonies studied by Ellen Lewin that analyze the personal and political dynamics before the legalization of same-sex marriage.

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Intersections of Race and Sexuality

Research by Migan Moore illustrating that for Black gay women, race plays a crucial role, often stronger than sexuality, in shaping their identity.

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Sexual Citizens

A concept proposed by Hirsch and Khan emphasizing the importance of empowering individuals to achieve sexual self-determination and reduce sexual assault.

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Sexuality Disability in Denmark

In Denmark, the sexuality of people with disabilities is recognized and facilitated.

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Sexuality Disability in Sweden

In Sweden, adults with disabilities are treated as children, where their sexual desires are often viewed as inappropriate.

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Globalization and Sexual Identity

For Mexican gay men migrating to the U.S., the desire to fully embrace their sexual identity is a significant factor alongside economic and familial motivations.

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Sexual Migrants

Individuals who rely on queer social networks in both Mexico and the U.S. to navigate their identities and experiences.